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• Re: textbox databinding to a Sql Database.

  Please take a look at the following example that shows you how to link up your TextBox controls to the SqlDataSource and display the data in a GridView. http://www.csharpuniversity.com/2008/12/31/searching-database-data-using-parameters-with-the-aspnet-sqldatasource-and-gridview-controls/

  Posted to FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (Forum) by CSharpUniversity.com on 3/24/2009

• Re: ASP.NET folder level security

  Mike, are these individual folders dynamically generated at runtime?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by CSharpUniversity.com on 3/19/2009

• Re: ASP.NET folder level security

  Mike, are these individual folders dynamically generated at runtime?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by CSharpUniversity.com on 3/19/2009

• Re: go through dataset and show result in table

  Luckily in the ASP.NET world you don't have to write any code to loop through the results. You can customize how the results look by using a GridView server control and setting various properties; it is very customizable and easy to use once you practice a little bit. Try these to get started: http://www.csharpuniversity.com/category/mid-level-aspnet/

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by CSharpUniversity.com on 3/19/2009

• Re: Get and Set accesors

  These get and set accessors let you indirectly modify class variable values. You can decide whether or not you are going to make them read only (by providing only the get) or read/write by providing both. An example would be if you had a class that stores information about a Customer on your website and you store their last name, first name and customer_id. You could make those class member variables and then create get/set accessors so that you can access the data in those variables. Go here for

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by CSharpUniversity.com on 3/19/2009

• Re: HI i am new to .net , i just installed dot net 2008

  Okay try this: Make sure you have the .NET 3.5 SP 1 also. Download link: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=AB99342F-5D1A-413D-8319-81DA479AB0D7&displaylang=en When you run the project, take note of what port number the ASP.NET development server is trying to use by looking at the URL in your browser. I just ran a test and mine is: http://localhost:1840/Lab17_csharpuniversity_webserviceclient/GridView_SQLServer.aspx so the development server is trying to use port 1840 on

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by CSharpUniversity.com on 3/18/2009

• Re: Passing values from one asp.net applicatin to another

  Try combining the article I posted earlier called "Cross-Page Posting..." along with the following: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/442185/how-to-set-postbackurl-on-linkbutton-control-from-clientside Basically, you can change where the Form is going to post (the target property in Javascript) with some client-side javascript. Check out this post for how to have the button execute client-side script: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa478975.aspx

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by CSharpUniversity.com on 3/17/2009

• Re: HI i am new to .net , i just installed dot net 2008

  Make sure you installed the Visual Studio and .NET service packs.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by CSharpUniversity.com on 3/17/2009

• Re: Passing values from one asp.net applicatin to another

  Please see the following article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178139.aspx and specifically the following section: "If the source and target page are in different applications, you cannot directly get the values of controls on the page, but you can read the posted data from the Form dictionary. You cannot read view state from the source page, because it is hashed. If you want to store values in the source page and make them available in a target page in another application, you

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by CSharpUniversity.com on 3/17/2009

• Re: navigateurl property

  Is your Label Text dynamic? Why don't you hard code the querystring value (WebForm2.aspx?name=somevalue)? Any reason behind that?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by CSharpUniversity.com on 3/17/2009